Just to say Thank You very much!! I'm going here for the first time this summer (coming over from Italy) and I've been doing a lot of research on our Grand Circle road trip, but your video is by far the best and most informative that I've come across. My most sincere compliments and keep up the good work.
Thank you for commenting! Its good to hear the work is appreciated. the video you watched is a portion of this video- ruclips.net/video/PFn-XYwVteE/видео.html skip the parts you've seen. The new to you segments will help you plan you trip. (if you haven't already) please subscribe. My channel has several other videos on the 4 corners/ Utah area that you may want to visit on your trip. AND PLEASE go to each park's website to see if they have any new restrictions or reservation requirements. Arches requires a Timed reservation system- for example.
Thanks for watching! FYI- I just uploaded a new version of this one that is 2 hrs long- it includes lots of new footage and new places - like Canyonlands Needles District and a place where I walk in dinosaur tracks
I am so very much looking forward to watching your video and indulging in it. Been to Moab six times, loved it every time, found great amounts of peace for myself and will certainly come back one day! Thanks again for all the work you're investing in your gorgeous videos!
We went to see the sunrise at delicate arch. It was awesome! We were heading back to the lot when everyone else was getting there. We got plenty of hiking in after and was leaving early afternoon...there were tons of people waiting in line just to enter the park.
It's a great place. Keep in mind as of Oct 28 2022, the Federal Gov has made it a crime to shoot video in ANY National Park and post it to Social media sites without a Commercial Filming permit. It's insane but that's our government. www.nps.gov/aboutus/news/commercial-film-and-photo-permits.htm I've spoken to the Park's Permit Ranger and he's not going after people who keep a low profile when recording video in Moab's parks. And of course don't fly a drone.
Thanks for commenting- it’s nice to hear the work is appreciated. Fyi- i’m in the process (months long) of updating my Utah parks and Moab’s in particular. New footage and places to see when in the area, including hikes to Dinosaur tracks and of course more info to help u enjoy your trip.
Loved the video. One of my favorite areas. I have had the privilege of having been able to walk across Dewey bridge in the spring of 2008. It really saddened me to hear of it's destruction. Couple of points: there may be some commercial service at Canyonlands Field and I've had the pleasure of flying with the local Air tour company several times and they are great.
So nice journey and nice journey report. But there are some points to improve: 11:22 there was no sound then 11:45 sound doubled 11:45 . But anyway keep going and do travel videos. And btw I am watching you from Russia
hmmm. The main Delicate Arch trail is almost all slick rock but it’s not smooth. It’s rutted and i’m. it sure if the small front wheels could negotiate some of the obstacles. That said, i was in BigBend Np recently and 8-10 yr old had a powered wheelchair. His Dad helped him get to the end of the Hot Springs trail. It’s flat but sandy. Del arch has elevation gain too. It’s my guess he would need help. -possibly to build stone ramps, to determine a route and pushing.
Just to say Thank You very much!! I'm going here for the first time this summer (coming over from Italy) and I've been doing a lot of research on our Grand Circle road trip, but your video is by far the best and most informative that I've come across. My most sincere compliments and keep up the good work.
Thank you for commenting! Its good to hear the work is appreciated. the video you watched is a portion of this video- ruclips.net/video/PFn-XYwVteE/видео.html skip the parts you've seen. The new to you segments will help you plan you trip. (if you haven't already) please subscribe. My channel has several other videos on the 4 corners/ Utah area that you may want to visit on your trip. AND PLEASE go to each park's website to see if they have any new restrictions or reservation requirements. Arches requires a Timed reservation system- for example.
This was fun 👍 Thanks for making this great video
Thanks for watching! FYI- I just uploaded a new version of this one that is 2 hrs long- it includes lots of new footage and new places - like Canyonlands Needles District and a place where I walk in dinosaur tracks
I am so very much looking forward to watching your video and indulging in it.
Been to Moab six times, loved it every time, found great amounts of peace for myself and will certainly come back one day!
Thanks again for all the work you're investing in your gorgeous videos!
thanks! It s a great place
It's definitely a super gorgeous area of Utah! So many sights to see and epic hiking trails.
Totally agree!
We went to see the sunrise at delicate arch. It was awesome! We were heading back to the lot when everyone else was getting there. We got plenty of hiking in after and was leaving early afternoon...there were tons of people waiting in line just to enter the park.
Sounds very nice! was this recently?
@@TheWestisBig fall of 2021.
ahh before the Timed ticket entry I think.
Enjoyed your video! The Moab area is one of our favorite places for off-roading, photography and videos.
It's a great place. Keep in mind as of Oct 28 2022, the Federal Gov has made it a crime to shoot video in ANY National Park and post it to Social media sites without a Commercial Filming permit. It's insane but that's our government.
www.nps.gov/aboutus/news/commercial-film-and-photo-permits.htm
I've spoken to the Park's Permit Ranger and he's not going after people who keep a low profile when recording video in Moab's parks. And of course don't fly a drone.
Your video is very educational and entertaining. I look forward to seeing Moab, hopefully this year.
Thanks for the kind words. FYI I’m adding more info to this vid this week. You might benefit from watching the new bits when it comes out.
Hell yeah I found out about your channel from your GLACIER videos. Glad you made one for Moab we will be visiting thanksgiving break
Thanks for commenting- it’s nice to hear the work is appreciated. Fyi- i’m in the process (months long) of updating my Utah parks and Moab’s in particular. New footage and places to see when in the area, including hikes to Dinosaur tracks and of course more info to help u enjoy your trip.
Loved the video. One of my favorite areas. I have had the privilege of having been able to walk across Dewey bridge in the spring of 2008. It really saddened me to hear of it's destruction. Couple of points: there may be some commercial service at Canyonlands Field and I've had the pleasure of flying with the local Air tour company several times and they are great.
You're right- Delta and United have daily flights. I'll change the VO in the next upDate. Thanks
@@TheWestisBig Last I heard it was either United out of Denver or Delta out of Salt Lake City.
You're right- Sky West and United have daily flights. I'll change the VO in the next upDate. Thanks
So nice journey and nice journey report. But there are some points to improve: 11:22 there was no sound then 11:45 sound doubled 11:45 . But anyway keep going and do travel videos. And btw I am watching you from Russia
Nice video, It's a great adventure! Heloisa
Thanks for watching
It's a pleasure! Heloisa
Love this
thanks!
At 37:35 at ancient time they should have been airborne to make that picture that high on that rock
Uh no! Lots of earth was removed when the road was built. They could just walk up to those spots.
my son is handicap has motorwheellchair is possible he goes to the arch ?
hmmm. The main Delicate Arch trail is almost all slick rock but it’s not smooth. It’s rutted and i’m. it sure if the small front wheels could negotiate some of the obstacles. That said, i was in BigBend Np recently and 8-10 yr old had a powered wheelchair. His Dad helped him get to the end of the Hot Springs trail. It’s flat but sandy.
Del arch has elevation gain too. It’s my guess he would need help. -possibly to build stone ramps, to determine a route and pushing.